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grieving your taxes

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grieving your taxes

when and how do you do this?

Posted 1/14/11 9:57 PM
 
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Re: grieving your taxes

different theories I have heard, and I am interested in answers, too....


I know people rave about Mark Lewis but some say you should get a Real Estate Attorney and hire them for a flat fee.

If Mark Lewis wins you anything, you owe him a percentage..if he doesn't, you owe nada.

However, an attorney charges just a set fee whether you win or lose.

That's about all I know... I'm not sure which path to take. Would also love to hear opinions!

Posted 1/14/11 10:09 PM
 

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Re: grieving your taxes

Posted by speakthetruth

different theories I have heard, and I am interested in answers, too....


I know people rave about Mark Lewis but some say you should get a Real Estate Attorney and hire them for a flat fee.

If Mark Lewis wins you anything, you owe him a percentage..if he doesn't, you owe nada.

However, an attorney charges just a set fee whether you win or lose.

That's about all I know... I'm not sure which path to take. Would also love to hear opinions!



Most tax certiorari attorneys do NOT charge a flat fee. They charge a contingency fee (industry standard is 50%) of any refunds/savings you achieve - the same as Mark Lewis. If you don't win, you don't pay, except for standard court filing fees of $30 per taxing jurisdiction.

As far as when you do this..... it depends on where you live.

In Suffolk, grievances must be filed between May 1 and the third Tuesday of May. Petitions are filed within 30 days of the final assessment roll being published (for most towns in Suffolk County this is July 1 so the deadline is July 31).

In Nassau, you can grieve your 2012/13 between now and March 1, 2011. If your grievance is denied and you need to file a petition, you can do so between April 1 and April 30, 2012.

Posted 1/14/11 11:12 PM
 
 

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